President Nicos Anastasiades will remain in the intensive care unit at New York’s Mount Sinai Hospital for a few more days for observation after his successful operation to fix his heart mitral
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is underpinning its engagement in Cyprus with the opening of a Resident Office on the island that will oversee an investment of at least
Hellenic Bank, the one-time conservative lender that escaped a painful bail-in by depositors and a government rescue, plans to restore trust and lure fresh customers, its new chief executive Bert Pijls told
The decline in bank deposits in Cyprus seems to have stabilised at an average rate of just under 5% in the past four months, far less than the 20% declines seen a
Tourism revenue continued on its downward path in September, with the latest monthly statistics suggesting earnings dropped a whopping 22.6% year-on-year by €80 mln, but year-to-date figures showed that the decrease was
Limassol has been chosen as one of the 10 Travelers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise, according to the ratings and feedback received from TripAdvisor members regarding accommodation, gastronomy and activities in the
* Would be worse for the economy than unification * By Fiona Mullen Director, Sapienta Economics Ltd Three days after 24 April 2004, when the referendum on the Annan Plan was rejected
Mayor Savvas Vergas, who is serving an eight-day remand order pending investigations in local affairs, resigned on Tuesday with Paphos now headed to by-elections on January 11. His decision, conveyed by lawyers
Cyprus is expected to return to growth next year, with the economy expected to expand for the first time in four years by 0.5%, Central Bank chief Chrystalla Georghadji told MPs. The
Bank of Cyprus, the recently recapitalised lender that raised about €1 bln and attracted new strategic investors, such as Wilbur L. Ross Jr. and the EBRD, is embarking on a series of
